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    Question Zimbra HTTP Session problem

    Whenever we do a browser refresh after login into Zimbra it re-creates an HttpSession. Why is it so? Can't it re-use the same HttpSession?
    I also observed similar problem when a user opens another session of the Zimbra UI into another tab of FF.

    Is this a bug or know limitation?

    Are these sessions handled correctly at the server side?
    Regards,
    Zocs...

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    Quote Originally Posted by zocs View Post
    Whenever we do a browser refresh after login into Zimbra it re-creates an HttpSession. Why is it so? Can't it re-use the same HttpSession?
    I also observed similar problem when a user opens another session of the Zimbra UI into another tab of FF.
    It reloads the code from the server.

    Quote Originally Posted by zocs View Post
    Is this a bug or know limitation?
    It's neither.

    Quote Originally Posted by zocs View Post
    Are these sessions handled correctly at the server side?
    Yes.
    Regards


    Bill

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